Saturday, May 21, 2005

National Geographic's Atlas of the Human Journey

Check out the National Geographic interactive "Atlas of the Human Journey." By mapping the appearance and frequency of genetic markers in modern peoples, National Geographic has created a picture of where and when ancient humans moved around the world.

Beautiful visuals and all the dazzling photography you'd expect from National Geographic. Oh yeah, the genetic evidence demonstrates that our journey out of Africa started more than 6,000 years ago -- try ten times that.

Events Calendar

Today's YouTube Video

Joan Bokaer of Theocracy Watch describes the rise of Dominionism in the U.S. government. Bokaer explains how the Religious Right took over the Republican Party, and how President Bush, along with his Religious Right allies in Congress, are attempting to transform the United States into a Christian nation.